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Hi, I'm using Unix now for the last 2 years, so I'm learning everyday new things. Now I'm trying to configure Samba 2.2.5 (on Freebsd 4.4) so that w2k machines can logon to the domain. I added several users to smbpasswd (which are real users on the server. I would like to have "virtual users" which don't have a real account but that's an other problem) In several

hi Jerry et al, when I use the 'ADD PRINTER WIZARD' it looks like this: ----------------------------------------- |[]\\whatevernthost\mydeskjetanywhere | |[]\\computeronmydesk\printernexttome | |[]\\Ididn'tevennowIm\sharingaprinter | |+[]SAMBAPRINTSERVER | ----------------------------------------- The shared printers on the SAMBA server get visible by

Hi, RH7.3, Samba 2.2.8a, Win2KSP4 clients... I was just wondering, I know I can have a logon script based on a machine name, on a group, a username, etc., but am I able to actually have a combination of the above? I would like to have a standard group logon script (which I currently do have), but I would also like an extra script to run if they log on to particular machines under my domain...

Greetings, I'm running desperate on a problem with my windows user profiles here, searched the net and read the docus alot but still no luck. I've got an running Samba domain, an existing windows 2000 machine can log into the domain properly. Furthermore, a test account is made aswell, and the 2k machine is able to log in with that account. Now, my problem is: When I try to change

Hello, We have problems with saving large ppt-files (>20MB) from a NTClient Sp5 to the Samba server (2.0.4b on Solaris 7). During save procedure the client hangs, some time later the client displays an error messages like "Error during saving into buffer" and the application is killed. In the log file of the client on the samba server you see the error message: [1999/09/29 12:25:50,

...believe that for the machines that are configured this way (and I trust the admins), it would be feasible to have Samba set the password server as the NT machine that the person is coming from. That is, in the global section: password server = %M Then in each share... hosts allow = @ntclients I (possibly foolishly) trust the NT clients for file access about as much as I trust the Unix (through NFS) clients to provide an accurate username or UID. Is there something horribly broken with this idea (that is, does it open up holes bigger than NFS)? Is this feasible without modification to...

> Sorry, but in the first mail I forgot to attach the Makefile and I > forgot also to mention that I already tried the password handling in win95 > via the registry. > > De Boe Bart wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > I need to install Samba on a HP J210 HPUX 10.20. > > I downloaded and compiled version 1.9.18p10. > > > > Following problems are